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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
HEADING OFF, FALSE CAMPAIGN STORIES


Chairman Knapp aud secretary smith. Of the Rrpno"
can state Committee. d select commItte on r"or
backs" at the state Headquarters yesterday Ihs
rooms of the committee not open FOR work. nut 'or
Watching only. Tie committee bias hal ini"rnsuoh
from. Trustworthy sources that number oi r"or"aeSs
have been prepared sprung ~ the last moment Tor
the nurpose OF influencing in behalf of the Demo
cratic state and county tickets Some nj these roo>
hacks have been killed quietly by disseminating I"H
information about toptca which they wonId have
,aI.e,v trrated The committee has secured Inside III
formation about the manufacture OF these campaign
stories by which rhey will be able tn meet quickly any
that NAV now he out They regard the verdict ~
nre.cu, nae up IA certain to give victory 10 the Re
publican State and county Ticket ,,, -, ...,a,
" the developments concerning Fellows Ia me last TWO
nr three iays has strongly strengthened The b'puocan
position Leading Democrats siDce we enp,se T. o,
E,Iou. Fello yss quesr transactions with Tweed nave
declared that they Intend vote the straight kepnb-
ticket - r.,,..r.,,. r,,,ors ~
sa,J one snch man yesterday, when tirvcliid Hil
"a We ,vtIt AN lend themselves 10 the indorsonent OF
man like this Why instead Of b0lstertn n'in up they
ang,t 4, demand his withdrawal from tho Ticket IL Is
an outrage that he is allowed To remain there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
SEE THAT yorR BALLOTS ARE CORRECT


Tho following communicate n has been sent TO IHH
TRIBUNE by the Citizcns' Committee Of Ono Hundred
calling attention tho cation which should be
sv,scd by In Inspecting their ballots ON election
day:
10 the Editor Of IRE Tribune.
SIR: Win you kindly call the attention of the voter
OF this city IN your OF tomorrow the porncc
carefully inspee Ing their ballots before deposng
In bsllJt box 10 SEQ
% That The CITY and County ballot contains tie words
tor Ulsirict-Attorney, DE Lancey EicVli'
ol That In NJ Ncol posters, the pas;er either
contains The words For District Attorney, he I1ncey
eol or tn pa ter eonLlIs ony the words dc sneey
Nl,O,- that pasted directly beneath The words bur
Dtstret-Att0eney" the ballot 10 which It is aiNed
t3) That the name which the pastor nNed il
scraac before the aster attached the ballot:
4That the entire pastor adher nrmy 10 the ballot TO
which IL il aniNed.
Win you also Kindly urge upOn your readers the i'm
watching I'm their districts at M
cgulares Ia the polling tho counting OF t
AMI to report such irregularities ar once 10 tn
ASS mbly Dis rct loidgusTters or 10 The hedleuheIs
tho Citizens Committee, No. 952 broadway
Yours very truly, - -,..
Ns,e YORK. Nov. q. 1887 COMMITTEE OF oNb h'Nuh'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
CITIZENS DOING mo Ouch WORK.

so FUNNY BC~INE.s' IN ,KIsow-L,Boe OR.
G.vIINrI,NS OUT PpR SrcDLL
There Little indicate the day rest about the
Hulers Headquarters yesterday. Al life AMI actiy-
ty. be Uemh'r- ~ tie con'uttce found tn0n> AMI
Things attend TO- aside from tns crowd OF ss
poured m usual Bur nv ltst night everything had
ben pnt h.Lfing tru" What resaims Ia he lone
Nil be attended before o-u-nt The managers ~ Mr.
Nieors canvass have got election district IN tho
eIty properly taken OF. lat the p,pI young
candidate Nil suncr uotIidt thrOu-I tc< 90
to guard his ,utercss provide his supporter. with
balsts-
sad George Walton Green secretary Of the committee,
lat night: we ere -oing 10 thtt TIE Hr.
Ai,oh IT the polls - well lpue. II any fInn, bisasss'
atcmp ed will he trouble rgllt then An therc
Hero IL sample Of the let er, tait con-
tinue la. It Is IRON Joan f. H. Smyth.
the weknown real estate msn. Of NJ III Bro rtyay,
VINO I, Of the old members of 1ammany Halt 1T
Is with pleasure, hs Mr. Nicoil THAT sonf
ysu my hearty coHsFsluls Hos. and you hls
am going do all IN my power place you IN The po
-itiou you rich.y deserve, although Tammany
mar"
rhs break IN tne labor forces In favor or Nr NcoH
CONTINUES. The 'lonzsn"rrmen also 10 line. largo
delegation of rrmarkaby nnrooAlng. fellows
etl,d h-@lquarici during the Afternoon aud IN.
formed the Committee tha the long hOseiuen bply
we're Tor Neo. 1hcir s'atem'n' wa confirmed Ivy 'he
Oh, Of os tho largo steamship c"npsnirs VINO
Nlcoll The long horrnlen
area remarkably INDEPENDENT lot OF men, 1ney have
rc l good deal dbou, AeO. enthusiastic over
his candidacy.
we want to give the pucky young Teller show"
was tie way of tAe delegates expressed himself
yesterday.
Tue Furniture Movers Protective Union met last
ngh' AT American star Hail. Rutgers st amt last
BROADWAY. iuIOrscd the fuli Republicans county
IcAoL The john Jay kDoA. Dcns shea aud
Dc L,necy Nic1l " re loudly apPian'lr,i
The UndIne Labor ,lub 40 white and cooTt4i WALTERS.
htiorsed the Republican state I'D cnuny tickets. Iho
elm ut Me-. - OInrlist 10 has membership OK
sJl
me Central Park Hicsmeus Association met at
Prrs-,'s Assembly Rooms. Vest fIfsy- third ~. and
voted Ia support the Republican nominees ior oota
state and cuuuty omccrs.
To PDc ,rtbo1k Makers Union which met yesterday
Athletic Hall NO % Fntnst.. passed Resolutions
inlOrsing the full kepIbli, an county Lcket
~ reparted yeserid lay "n g""i authority that
Mayor Hewitt siid ~ q, President 'l"Vcianis
"We thank cod. Cleveland has pnt ais Ioot ia
it, well as bbc rest OF Vs. .
10 VA. stated lie Hsrdd ye-terlay that Low VI.
Bales. the wrll-kuuwn hrpublrHn. had conc oit FOR
frllows DENIAL Of this peIs rrOus ne seems unnec-
rs-.ry Mr. Bacs = 0nlr supporting NicJl but Ia
Enthusiastically IN favor Of his election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
rxcorRAGING OUTLOOK IN ERIE.

BUFFALO Now 6 tSpeciab-A careful Wow OF the poitt-
ca ed mt the close Of the canvass extremely encour
ax,ns 70 tho Republicans Tt generally conceded that
John Iangnliu former Law partner OF exConsressnan
Crowley. will be- elected as AGAINST Spencer cntsn the
.. democratic Iceberg' The Republicans sure OF
ols,tins three As.embymen and probably four ont of
the Ave Erie Comfy Assembymea Tho State ticket.
from, the hest Information tho Goneral Committee has
tbs svenin9 will carry Erie ny 1901 or 40 10 masrty
Clousl Grant Ia OK cced slightly ahead OF The
other and Jars H. Carmichael for Treasurer, will yet
much larger Dajsrv The city. IL is pretty generally
bele vsd will r,sl~t Mayor Sckor and elect all the city
uekst With possible eIosptteR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

First Tragedian-Heard the latest on old Bnshn Low
Comedfan-No Whist " Ffraf rrtVedrn you
sen the stage years and never got
hand IN his life They him good part In me new
niece and he made his mind he'd get
some applanse II 1t rost him ee Hes ROT
eight ohildrrp. yon know and he planted them 10 row
In the aud told them all shout bravo ~ Tie
Ton Of their ungs when he reached the climax OF his big
srcne second act What did tho kids do hut get n
and yen bravo papa" oonii hear them all over
The house. IL gave the old maA's snap away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
I1IPoPD coUyrERPEirRRs Captured.

ALLEGRD COUNfERFETTERS CAFI UhH'
READING. Penn, Nov. 6.-wliliam Fritz td"sr
Youse and Adam Miller cal Last night CHARGES
with pssiug counterfeit noney-'aoes AM rom ino
officers have obtained full confes'iou. giving descrP
ton OF the place where the counterfeit Money ~ Ia or
and impcatux dozen persona According 70 tns Vv ,
fonsou Eastern Pennsy vana has been MOO 70 W." w.
hsyma money. Other arrests expected - follow
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1851. TEN PAGES.

accursed TRAFFIC Hays.tbe rest Of the people rights
Have We no personal liberty Arc we to be deprived
of the precious privilege u bringing wives and
he children to cnuseh on Sunday or pass those horrd
Sabbath, as they do all the week No! I have fears
for the issue The movement OF the saoo rs Is Of tue
devil and succeed. God is the side VI man,
and the sabbath Ia for man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
RUN SHOPS OPPOSING REPUBLICANS.

THE LIQUOR MEN TRYING To DEFEAT CANDIDATES
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
concerted effort Is being made by the Wine and
Liquor Dealers Associations throughout the city 10 de-
feat the Republican candidates for the Assembly
Every candidate who has been nominated for the Assem-
bly, any ticket has had the following circular sent TO
him with the request that he send written rspes TO The
questions the Wine and Liquor ID, alers Association Of
the district where he proposes To rum
DEAR SIR: A select committee OF the Wine AMI Liquor
Dealers, Association Of tho - Assembly DsirI' Re-
"a srs ya ysS. v IN nYap w ~ nIs q, onr
places on SUNDAY after church hours
=. What views reKsrBe selling To minors when
having consent OF either their parents or guar sns
4th Do you thnk tho present msIhoi among tho
poie OF entering without warrant "' wl',o p,opr s'
just or should be PERM teiI
caen ey 10 s"aSs e 70 my report Tue a''o
No Republican Assembly candidate has been Endorsed
In this city ny one of the 'ociaons The liquor in
fuencs Is thrown sohdy against every Re-
publican Candidate running for the As
senbly, and in several cases FOR Alder
man. Cases have occurred where liquor sellers
have gone To gentlemen who were taiSed OF possible
candidates and demanded TO know how they stood
questions givan above
here i, an especial aninosy felt toward Robert Ray
Hapiten VI the Xith District. and Ernest H. Crosby III
the XXlst District for their Votes Ia favor III Hgh
License IN the Assembly last winner. considerable
sum Or money has been raissd IN each district by the
hqusr mea 10 bay oe Ia the bo o. defeating thee
gentlemen for reelec,i"o Tue plan viii not succeed
There enough self voters Ia each district
ts brraS down any ate npt III this kind altou Ih the
majority each DO REDUCED unlrss al voters VINO
opposed to the OlrrOom nomination come out and
yste iOr them
In the XiIItb District the Wine aud Liquor Dealers
Association declared against George W. PoucbcI the
RepuDlca caudi lat. Il ia favor OF Jons Wesley
Smith. DenIOrTa 10 can idatr. When Mr. POuchcr
catechlsrd h, the Wins AN Liquor Dealers A>socit
ton he refused TO ave Ssy le-e@. declaring that ne
ferrod stay ut home rather than give them. aui
IN IT Le full accsrl with tho temperance plank
adopted by tue Heplbcan party at the state t"nvrn-
ti-n. jain We lay Smith wag Ouinatet IL oaeh Meth
pli~ lb,t church has prOnDtneed views on
temperance matters AIT VIII hardly support TIE eahl1-
date OF tie lquUrdedleTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
URGING GEORGE W LYON FOR SENATOR.

TIE names ~ John Jacob Aston. John sloane. Jesse
seruan. Chauncry VI. Dcpcw, Joseph H. nodte, WIZ
nam ". Fhss- william /. strong. J. H. Guon. William
DO yd. Henry &. War A. d. JnliDri. Nill un Eis~ten,
Henry Clews A. J. Dit enhocfrT, Noah DAVIS. Lew /.
Morton. james II Hresim sigtamund Kaufman ANA "A
hundred more ct equal prominence aud wel-ht appear
a. signatures Id treas which mas been sent 10 ho
voters og the Xth senate Di-tnet 10 Is In favor VI
George w. ,ou flr state senator an reas ~ folio =;
W.. the und.r,tsn~i. couneul tic Hon Genre W.
Ilol ~ a candidate I0r senator from tho KIN senate
D..tTlcL 81,
lie WIS 70 brave soldier In the ~ the Rebellion. He
usrI 81 tno tutuultre ar sew NV IN
I.7I and eulcrr impor' service ~ thc o'trihfpW
Of The Tweei and The enactment AMI euorre-
mrui ~ Laws to ~erlrr honest elections
For nine years he able an efficient ASSlfHnt
Di,tii-t- Attorney under the lnte B"namn h Phelps,
and with Daniel o. Rollins. In 1856 no lathfnhy repre-
scented - lst Assem- biy District IN tie tiatr lrgi-
aiurr. aut his hiShly CON uendei ~
INC Prs. generally and by the coy Reform tib IA lis
printed re- port for that YEAR.
lie mas long been { sucrrssfu and r. poriei ctlen.
W. fer thar H.. a'nlify AMI character hi- ih"r"uSh
familiarity the aiurs NJ tn city m kn""lrdgo o
a. wants ami hi rNpriiente IN IrAiNat'n WI m""e
him 49, exceptionally usrfnI representative, nor "nI' o
the Xt senate District bat Of the Interests "i ne Whole
city ,.......
All cool ciiiIrns shonh consider themselves fortunate
ia ssohrng tins ssgvioss OF such man Ia TINS l"'ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

CHANCELLOR SINS on THE SUNDAY QUESTION
Iru,cA Nov t>pccioh- Chancellor SIMS. Of syracuse
University. In h4 here to-day strongly appealed
- h- 60 grrglon to the RI .ht ar the cleo
ii0n nn Tues lr he urged every r'scut o. Us his
ballot asausf the party that would InduLIrUc desc
err sabbath. ~nuIa. sIl '"n upy'in 't IN NrF-
YORK chrtctcrIci by the speaker ulsh lrra on
irInt hutct Aii satc. The CDanCclSs's w"ri, made
= great ircs-iOu.
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OPPOSED TO A "PE .sONAL LIBERTY" SUNDAY
PoUGnKLErsIE, Nov. tSpeeiaJ. the feeling IN this
city aga,ns the organization known a. the "Pcr'oua
Liberty 4" party aud against the proposed amendment
allowing saloon. {. be opened ON sundays afr p m
has been strengthened Ivy the massneeing held In the
OPERA iouse last evening lie speakers leading
Democrats Republicans. PruhbIiOaist- AID ergymen
M of the speeches ~ hold aud v,oron char
arter that question has entered the apDign
IN tni- entnral district H. y. Howell lervlew.
s.t nccuus. fr ~ me- T. concerned. was got up
ant carrie "a, 'vthlu- sa low ~ ptri.tn'hip ant
therefore. 10 uprns which meant TIE good aud
welfare VI tue community.
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,prurp u wuIIAMs FOR CfvIL JUSTICE

ARTHUR n WIIIIAN FON IINII JV'II'H@
Arthur d. Williams. the Republican, candidate 'or ClVi
Justice In tue VIGth District IL making thorough aud
active canvass Hts district comprises the sixteenth
and Twcutisth Wards. Including the KILN and NNth
Assembly D.trict4 and paris OF the WIN aud XIta
u.r,rt. Th- Ill ,tret IL fpencrttic bur Mr. Williams
hrrye. thai he viii nive -izci plurality, Labor
candidate diyiaing the Democratic vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

The nml- that he jury Qualified In believing
that Degans de III the result OF this o.nsriraoy
Tue main idca To throw a bomb into each police
stati,n a id then dswn the poIiooher. This plan
seems TO beoa dissrrDged by T. appearance of Inc
police from Dcspldnes btoot station 10 sIe rec tie
ne. tnl The iDr ny the way, though called for
7a,O diI net heGin unu 9ocock. or an Il after the
bnubs hal nrouybt 10 Nens Ilali Evenf the In.
terirreuce P~iirs Bsd iseu fmproer, thar S"nh
not navo jnstsi the boop thrown bot he CURT hnds
that the numerous disturbances IN me biy anu NE ~
ceiary character rbr sreechrs 80 ib+ meeting JUST
fled the police police decided ~ break ny thepeelIaa
reported ~ the station that fieIie" had lust
uset Tina aDguag You have u0tiat iaore " de WIN
makes Il, last Lieh Keep eye upon II, throttle u,
kb It. tab II. DO everytiine Ysu ran 10 ~ount IT,"
Ia sperse gwen bV the police Fieiion deseenied
from the wagon IRON witch ne was sra Ing .ay,ns'
sively show whether or not these s"ris ere sreh -.
the kns1h eqalvsent OF The oerna" word Rnne,
cordan"c with tue plane OF the c"nsprators; but Ger
said peace .ble han toe no nh exploded aui in
few seeoni. tnere.fter volley OF shois WAS
only only showing Sas done by the police was
sy;sty Esrrss SS pccs we're IN 49,. s d. ss
wounded could not have been shot by the 20
Thi. tho story Of tho conspiracy. very hreny ID
ant with the nsresssry omission Of Thousand details
~. ess S
s the e r. sSs s Jury
IIN0G's CASE
Ingg undoubtedly made the bomb which killed DesAn
and made It tn DO used x poiioo tho militia
u, makes difference ia considering his guilt where or
when tho bomb used or by whom or against whom
N no msde with thss object aud oopspIred to have
ussd There h much additional evidence. however.
sxnrpst Iinss He said Tuesday afternoon that tho
bombs wcre 70 used that night and that they were
sous TO DO rood fodder tho capitssts and the ee
when they protect the capitalfsts The eve"ins
Of The meeting e spps rod before tho Nor'n Avon"e ro
leo station proposed to seIeer to throw BONN III
and shoot dow vo policemen vino In front Of the
building Tnls was directly the limo Of the programme
asssdv adopted, but vas ~ dora Ah eenduss
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.


Hardly week passes without the mention by
the newspapers of sudden deaths, and of late the
alarming frequency of the statement that death
was caused by rheumatism neuralgia OF the
heart cannot fail TO have been noticed In all
probability many deaths attributed to heart dis
ease are caused by those terrible diseases, which
are far more dangerous than is generally con
sidered. Is there any positive cure? The best
answer to such question is given by those who
hare been cured by the use of Athlophoros.
Bath, Me-, April 20, 1896.
Athlophoros knocked the rheumatism out of
me- It is a sure cure for that disease, like the
bridge that carries us safely over, Athlo-
phoros deserves good word from all, and win
surely get praise of all who have used it.
L. II. TURNER, Agt. Hoyts Express.
Manchester, N H., March 10, 1886.
One year ago while suffering with rheumatic
difficulty was induced by friends of mine to try
bottle of Athlophoros, although had little be-
lief in anything OF the kind, but, contrary to my
expectations, it gave me immediate relief, and 1t
is with pleasure that / can now recommend it to
my acquaintances feeling sure that they will find
little remedy OF the age for such difficulties, as
had tried everything else with little or no relief.
PARK H. KELLY.
Hindsdale, N. H., May IS, 1886.
used one bottle of Athlophoros and my rheum-
atism left me. have never been troubled with 1t
since nor do expect ever to be again for the med
icIne cured me entirely of the painful disease. ]
recommend Athlophoros for have faith in 1t
curative powers. Mrs. A. II. VEsEY.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and
Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be
bought Of the druggist the Athlophoros Co., 112
Wall ST., New York. will send either carriage
paid) on receipt of regular price, which is s1.0o
per bottle for Athlophoros and 50c for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, indi-
gestIon, weakness, nervous debility, diseases Of
women, constipation, headache, impure blood,
&C., Athlophoros Pills are unequalled.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. June 2. 1s87-The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut IL 75@1S 90; short cuts Is 90
ais 0;backs Is 00018 90; light backs IL 00G
II go; lean ends IL 25@l7 80; pork tongues al
prime at 10 00a16 30; mess, at IL GOALS 90.
Lard-choice ia csc " ID In tierces; SGS1ac
In lob pals; ga @Ss4c in 5-ib pals; S1a@9c in
3-ih pals.
Hams at 12a12lhc % ID, according to size and
cure: smoked shoulders S@S Nc; pressed hams at
119l1Ec.
Choice city dressed hogs 7Mc y Ii; country do
7Ac.
Butter-w Western extra fresh maze ncreamery
at 16a1 612c; do fresh imitation creamy choice at
Ice; do factory. choice5fresh, nominal do fair to
good at 12a13c; New York fresh made crm extra
at 1S1af1i9c; do extralfrsts at t17hG1Sc; Yer
mont dairy good to choice, Ice; selections 17G
lSc; fair 10 good lots at l3@15c; low grades Of
butter TO quality. The above quotations are
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots. job
bling prices ld2c higher.
Cheese Northern, old nominal, with choice new
at 11@ll I5c; job lots Asc higher.
Eggs-EaStern fresh 1312a14c; choice North
ern at Il Gl31ac; choice fresh Western at 13d
13Ac ;Michigan choice 131ac; Nova Scotia l3c.
JObbing prices N ale higher.
beans-Choice small N Y hand picked pea al
] 90 b bnsh; choice New York large hand picked
do 80ai 50; small Vermont hand picked pea. at
1 95ia2 90.
Hay-Choice prime s.ooa1y 90; fair to good at
S1h O0asi6 90; Eastern fine S139s151a ;poorlto
ordinary S12dSl4: East swale at 99$10. Rye
straw. chOicc s. r 0O915 80; oat straw So.
PotatOes-Extra H0ulton Rose at $4,000 pbu;
do hebrons at 90; Aroostook Rose 85990c; do
hebrons at 90.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03

The action of Carriers Little Liver Pills is pleas
ant, milo and natural They gently simulate th'
liver, and regulate the bowels, but do not purge
They are sure to please.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03

BOSTON. June 2. 1887.-The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.:
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINZ.
Portland Il Rochester IL. IL.
ARRANGEMENT ms TRAINS.

s.ssssa-a On and after Mondmy, Oet. -,
s-Ea-razissO, Passenger Trains will Leavs
Portiands
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Juncsfon.
Nashua, Windham and Ripping at 5.3
a. ma. and LOS y. n.
For Manchester, Concord, and points NORTH
al Loo p.
For Rochester, springvale, Alfred, Water.
boro, and snee River at J.JO a. ma., q .OJ
and lmxed) at $50 y. I'M.
FOR Gorhmna at J.3O a. ma, .O5, $40, IN
(mixed) at $50 p.
For saecarnppa, Gum berin nd Mills, We %
brook junction and WoodfersP. az Use
and 10.QOa. M, Los, 800, $40 arc
lmixed) $50 ID. ma.
ser Forest Avenue CDeering) 1000 n. nn..
500 and $40 u. m.
The LOS p. mn. train from Portland connects at
Aver uncs. with Hoosnc Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, foI
New York via Norwich Line, and all rail
via spring eld, also with N. ". a ". n. a.. * /.
isSteamer Maryland Route'') for Philndeip hin,
baltimore, Washin ton, and the Houfh, and
with BOSTON a. Albany ~. ~. for the Wesa-
Close connection made az Wesfbrook yAae.
ton with through trains Of Maine Central r. X. and
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains OF Grand Trunk Railway.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may be had OF 5. III. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Port
land q Rochester Depot at foot Of Preble street.
sDoes not stop at WO0dfOrd's.
Oct23du j. w. PETERS Supt
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
Chicago Cattle Market.
Rv Talonranh 4

CHICAGO, JuncI 2, 1S87-Cattle market-re-
ceipts 9 900; shipments 1000; strong and higher;
shipping steers 00G4 80; stockers and feeders
at 2 0Oa4 90: cows, bulls and mixed 1908 70;
bulk at ] 75oo3 40 ;Texas cattle at 2 1904 90.
iiogs--ieccpts %, 600 shipments 5000; steady (;
rough and mixed at GOA 90; packing and ship
4 20.
sheep-receipts 5000; equipments =; market is
dull and lower: natives lat 3 1bG4 30; Western
at 50a5 A.; Texans at 1894 20. Lambs at
ONdl6 IL.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
FROM MERoHANrs' xaoHANaE.

Passed Gibraltar May oath, barque L Clark
Stahl, Marseilles for Matanzas.
Sid I'm London st inst, barque Gleneida, Corn
ing for Philadelphia.
Ar at East London May A, Darque Evanell, Col
cord AlgOa Bay.
Passed Eastbourne May 81, ship II II Thomas
Nichols Hull for New York
AR at st Thomas May 8, brig Sarah s. Emma
Nash, Amb0y.
Sid FIN Gibara about May rs, brig Mary Gibbs
Moore, New York
Ar at Havana about May 20. brig Mary Has
kell Oliver, Annapolis.
Ar at Caibaren May 26th, sch Scotia, Shearer
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-03
PORTLAND, MT. DESERT & MACHIAs STEAM
B0AT IN

On and After March =, fSS5, and Until
Further Notice,
the Steamer City of Richmond, Capt. VIM. Il.
Dennison, weather permitting, Will make two
round trips per week on the route between Port
land, Bar HarbOr and MachiaspOrt, via usual
landings, leaving Portland al III D. m. every Tues
day and Friday, and Machlasport at 400 a. m.
every Monday and Thursday.
PAYSON TUCKER, General Manager.
Il. 4. BO0THBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland. Mar 1. 1887. Oct22